I hope someone can help me with this.

I created a colored bar graph using a repeated field (with 400 repetitions to represent 400 days.) I have a condition setup so that the color will be green for the 1st 300 days, then yellow for the next 40 days and then red.

I use the values 0, 1 and 2 such that a value of 0 will condition green, 1 for yellow and 2 for red. The text color is set the same as the background so the values are not displayed, just the color.

I have a script that will set the fields based on another field Days (which is a calc field, using the current date and a user-entered date.)

The script looks like this:

Set Variable $repetition = 1

Loop

Set Field BarGraph($repetition) =

Case ($repetition < 300; 0;

$repetition < 340; 1,

$repetition >= 340; 2)

Exit Loop If $repetition = Days

Although it works great, I want to be able to set it up as a calculation rather then a script, but can't figure out how to do it. I also want to use this same idea for another field.

Hope someone can tell me how to do it.

Thanks.

If you want a hard coded result

Let ( [

rep  = Get ( CalculationRepetitionNumber )  ; 

cond = Case (  rep 


OR


you can do it on a field that is just for display has 400 reps

and just do all the logic on the conditional formatting


 

If your trying to get some bar to represent a percentage of 100,

put this in the conditional formatting of a repeating field of 100 reps

you can set the global variables to the current and total amount so that you can

calculate the percentage.

Let ( [



var1 = $$current ; 

var2 = ValueCount ( $$total );

rep = Get ( CalculationRepetitionNumber ) ;

p = ( var1 * 100 ) / var2





] ;



p  ≥  rep



)

OK, I'm still missing something here. Please bear with me, I am new to FMP10 and still muddling my way through all the new functions! I see how to use the Get function in the Conditional; but how do I write a calculation for the repeated field in order to get the reps or (CalculationRepetitionNumber) to equal the Days field (to control how much of the graph is filled in?)

Thanks.

Here's a very simple idea:

GaugeBar.fp7.zip

Got it to work using a combination of your suggestions.

Thanks!!